Condition Formatting in Excel ActiveForm Doesn't Work
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:09 am
Hi Guys,
Here again. Just asking if there's another way where I can change the color of the cells based on values of the other cells. I know it can be done using Conditional Formatting. I'm using TM1 9.4 and Excel 2003. Also, as far as I know, if I put formulas wherever in the Format Area in active form, that won't work, right? But Conditional Formatting works in that area, but only 'Cell Value Is', where you can only format a cell with numeric values. What I want to do, is to format a cell based on the value of another cell. Obviously, 'Formula Is' won't work in the Format Area, it's non-sense I think. So I used 'Formula Is' in the first row data of the active form (in TM1RptRow). It does work after I click OK button in the Conditional Formatting window, initially. But after I Alt+F9, no formatting takes effect. It's simply because the formatting applied is based on the Format Area. But that Format Area can't be applied with 'Formula Is' conditioning. Am I right with this guys? Am I just missing something in this?, or if I'm not, do you know some other work around?
Thanks a lot!
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Here again. Just asking if there's another way where I can change the color of the cells based on values of the other cells. I know it can be done using Conditional Formatting. I'm using TM1 9.4 and Excel 2003. Also, as far as I know, if I put formulas wherever in the Format Area in active form, that won't work, right? But Conditional Formatting works in that area, but only 'Cell Value Is', where you can only format a cell with numeric values. What I want to do, is to format a cell based on the value of another cell. Obviously, 'Formula Is' won't work in the Format Area, it's non-sense I think. So I used 'Formula Is' in the first row data of the active form (in TM1RptRow). It does work after I click OK button in the Conditional Formatting window, initially. But after I Alt+F9, no formatting takes effect. It's simply because the formatting applied is based on the Format Area. But that Format Area can't be applied with 'Formula Is' conditioning. Am I right with this guys? Am I just missing something in this?, or if I'm not, do you know some other work around?
Thanks a lot!



Bunch